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The phrase 'pay you back' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which you owe somebody money or some kind of favor that you have agreed to repay. For example: "I'm so sorry for breaking your vase - I'll pay you back for it as soon as I can."
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"We'll never pay you back".
Now I'll pay you back.
Of course they will pay you back.
I'll pay you back, dead or alive.
"We'll never pay you back," countered the Greeks.
If you don't sue me, I'll pay you back".
"We never have to pay you back," Mr. Crane said.
"But I can't pay you back, so I have to do something for it.
"On the contrary sir," said S, "now I don't ever have to pay you back.
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Use your phone and I'll pay you back when we get to the place.
Of course you want to know they have the money to pay you back.
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